B.BEAT reads and plays music files in WAV, Multitrack Audio, Stems, Midi, Video Mp4, Mov and JPG formats. You can use Backing Tracks starting from Mp3 files to proper Multitrack Audio projects from DAW, up to 16 Mono or 8 Stereo tracks.

B.BEAT can store a large number of Backing Tracks. Backing Tracks can be synchronized with video (or images) that will be played on the video wall from the HDMI output.

It has a mixer for setting up different audio tracks, 6 separate outputs and channels that go to headphones, such as the Click.

B.BEAT Includes a digital mixer for handling 6 separate outputs, two inputs, headphone output for Click, mixer return and backing tracks; with the help of 4 practical potentiometers, the musician can balance in real time what he wants to hear in the headphones during the performance.
Using the 6 outputs, the tracks that make up the Backing Tracks can be sent to the Stage Mixer.

A stereo or mono audio signal can be sent from any source and returned to the B.Beat via two inputs, in addition, the B.Beat recognizes the Click track and can direct it to any of the 6 available outputs and simultaneously to the headphone output.

B.Beat is designed to have maximum reliability during LIVE performances.
There is a special [LIVE] button on the panel, which can be used at the moment of starting the Show, because from this moment the B.Beat processor will be deployed at maximum performance without wasting resources.
This minimizes the risk of inadvertent Crash and protects the user from mistakenly activated functions.

B.Beat manages individual backing tracks that can be organized into handy playlists or real shows made up of multiple scenes of different types.

Projects can contain Music, Videos and Images, but also MIDI tracks to send messages to the various devices used in Live.

With B.Beat there is no need to bring computers, tablets, sound and video cards, cables or mixing desks to the stage. B.Beat solves this problem in a few square centimeters and with a weight of 600 grams.

Create your background tracks using your DAW, and once you're done with your studio work, you're ready to bring your music to B.Beat. For this purpose, an application is included in the package, which is called B.Beat manager and works on Windows and Mac computers.
Use the manager to assign outputs to individual tracks, and you can complete your edits by adjusting the volume as needed.

If you've synced a video with music, you can upload it to the B.Beat app and manage it in conjunction with the backing tracks, or you can manage videos and images not tied to music.
If you want to upload Mp3 tracks to B.Beat without using a computer, you can use a USB stick and transfer the files to the internal memory very quickly, or you can play them directly from the stick.